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The Flags of the Texas Revolution - Short summary of how/why there were so many Texas flags during the revolution as well as a brief description for each pictured

If you’re planning to relocate from New Mexico to Texas, you’ll have a diverse range of cities to choose from. But when laying down roots in a new town, you…

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EMT and local volunteer Pat Vargas Morales reflects how the South Texas community pulls together

The Texas Workforce Commission is accepting applications through March 14 for the Jobs and Education for Texans grant program.

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Texas politicians and CEOs often tout the state as "low-tax" because workers here aren't forced to pay the local government a percentage of their income, in contrast to places like California. However, recently resurfaced data shows that may only apply if you're a wealthy resident here. A popular post recently shared on Reddit's main economic forum displayed a graphic that explained how Texans actually pay more in taxes than Californians do, unless those Texans are in the top one percent of…

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October 18, 2013 Texas State Capital Building in Austin Downtown Austin - 6th Street Mt. Bonnell - Austin Skyline On our way to Mt. Bonnell/Covert Park Evening Accommodations Stayed the night at Austin Walmart.

It's been 183 years since the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2, 1836, marking our state's independence from Mexico.

Will the booms and busts of the energy industry always dominate the state?

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Us Texans really aren't that complicated once you get to know us. Understand these 10 simple things, and we'll be yours forever.

San Jacinto Day is a day of state pride for Texans in the United States on April 21 each year. It commemorates the Battle of San Jacinto between the Texan army and Mexican forces, which took place on April 21, 1836. The battle was a turning point for Texas' independence from Mexico.

The Republic of Texas declared independence on March 2, 1836.

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